Christopher Heimerman
Christopher Heimerman
Episode 10: Andre Williams on mental health in minority communities
Episode 10: Andre Williams on mental health in minority communities
Episode 10: Andre Williams on mental health in minority communities
Monday 29th March 2021
Andre Williams shares his journey and discusses the mental health challenges faced by minority communities in Episode 10 of '40,000 Steps Radio'.
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Is this going to be Day One, or will you keep saying One Day?
Ever thought about the unique hurdles minority communities face in accessing mental health care? In this episode of '40,000 Steps Radio', host Christopher Heimerman sits down with Andre Williams to tackle this pressing issue head-on. Andre, who has a history of incarceration and mental health struggles, brings a raw and authentic perspective to the conversation. Now involved in street ministry and early intervention programs, and on his way to becoming a preacher, Andre's journey is nothing short of inspiring.
He asks a powerful question to anyone grappling with addiction or resistance to seeking help: 'Is today going to be day one, or one day?' This episode dives deep into the barriers that minority communities encounter when it comes to mental health care, emphasizing the devastating impact of stigma and the critical need for community support. Andre shares his own story of battling addiction and mental illness, shedding light on the importance of overcoming guilt and shame.
His message is clear: taking the first step towards mental health care is crucial. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of these challenges and find encouragement to seek help for yourself or a loved one.